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The Kindling Trust: Creating a virtuous food economy

Fixing our broken food system has never been more important, for both sustainability and health ...

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Coalitions and collaborations. How exciting are they?

There is a nervousness and excitement around who really gets to have a say in ...

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From ‘me towns’ to ‘we towns’

Julian rightly describes how some areas have taken these changes to an unsustainable level, often ...

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Will devolution unleash a new local economics?

Even while the juggernaut of economic growth continues, another economic story is on the rise. ...

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Raising the volume on poverty and inequality in cities

Agglomeration economics follows a long line of economic policy which views growth as of much ...

Local Government Regeneration

Can devolution create better places?

ISSUE 529, MARCH 2015 *DEVOLUTION EDITION*

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Preston: Building a new local economics

Almost £500m leaks out of Preston each year. Now the council is working with the ...

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It’s time for civic capitalism

We need a new model of capitalism, one that is based on civic values, argue ...

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Bristol: A city ripe for systems change?

I am currently undertaking a mapping project in Bristol. I'm mapping individuals and projects that ...

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Systems change in 66 days

Systems change doesn’t happen because an actor, however powerful, wants it to happen. Let’s take ...